loans to insiders is a form of payment when stock is expected to fail, or the company is expected to get bought out and those folks to get fired.
I do not think it is 'kosher' by any means... but this practice exists in western societies where corruption is hidden behind 'book deals', 'documentary deals', incredibly 'visionary' stock market investors (that sit in US congress and senate), etc.
In other places, same corruption -- but not hidden behind the financial instruments
I do not think it is 'kosher' by any means... but this practice exists in western societies where corruption is hidden behind 'book deals', 'documentary deals', incredibly 'visionary' stock market investors (that sit in US congress and senate), etc.
In other places, same corruption -- but not hidden behind the financial instruments